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Cam Henderson Center ------10-11 2007-08 Review Huntington, W.Va 1 The University Page 6 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS “We Are Marshall” 2008-09 Opponents Quick Facts and General Information --------- 3 Opponent Capsules -------------------------- 56-64 Records of the Chadwick Era ------------------4-5 2009 C-USA Championship Info ---------------65 Marshall University -------------------------------6-9 Cam Henderson Center --------------------- 10-11 2007-08 Review Huntington, W.Va. ---------------------------- 12-13 2007-08 Notes --------------------------------------66 “We Are Marshall” Movie -------------------------14 2007-08 Statistics ----------------------------- 67-73 Media Coverage ------------------------------------15 Game Reviews --------------------------------- 74-84 Strength & Conditioning ------------------------16 Athletic Training -----------------------------------17 History/Records Conference USA ------------------------------- 18-21 1997 NCAA Tournament Team -----------------86 Coaching Staff Locker Room Club ---------------------------- 22-23 History - 1970’s -------------------------------------87 Page 30 Buck Harless Program ----------------------------24 History - 1980’s -------------------------------------88 History - 1990’s -------------------------------------89 The Team History - 2000’s -------------------------------------90 2008-09 Outlook ------------------------------ 26-27 Players in the Pros ---------------------------------91 The Players Roster Information --------------------------- 28-29 Honors and Awards -------------------------- 92-93 Page 36 Head Coach Royce Chadwick ------------- 30-31 Single Game Records ------------------------ 94-95 Q&A With Coach Chadwick ---------------- 32-33 Single Season Records ---------------------- 96-97 Associate Head Coach Roxanne White -------34 Career Records -------------------------------- 98-99 Assistant Coach Jordie Soso --------------------35 1,000 Point Club --------------------------------- 100 Assistant Coach John McGraw -----------------35 All-Time Coach History ------------------------- 101 Casey Baker ------------------------------------ 36-37 Year-by-Year Results ---------------------- 102-105 Alix Barnette ----------------------------------- 38-39 Series Vs. Opponents --------------------- 106-111 Tynikki Crook ---------------------------------- 40-41 All-Time Letterwinners ------------------------- 112 Alyssa Hammond ----------------------------- 42-43 Chantelle Handy ------------------------------ 44-45 Marshall University Kendra King ------------------------------------ 46-47 MU President Dr. Stephen J. Kopp ---------- 114 Newcomers ------------------------------------ 48-52 Director of Athletics Bob Marcum -----------115 Graduate Assistants -------------------------------53 Marshall Staff ------------------------------------- 116 2007-08 Senior Class ------------------------------54 Staff Directory ------------------------------------117 Media Information ------------------------------ 118 History/Records WMUL/Travel Information ---------------------119 Page 86 Television Roster --------------------------------- 120 2 GENERAL INFORMATION Last Postseason _________________ 2-1 in 2008 C-USA Tournament Name ____________________________________ Marshall University W, 65-58 (C-USA First Round) Media Guide Credits Founded _____________________________________________1837 W, 71-69 (OT) vs. UAB (C-USA Quarterfi nals) Location __________________________________ Huntington, W.Va. L, 68-59 vs. SMU (C-USA Semifi nals) The 2008-09 Marshall women’s basketball media guide is a Enrollment _________________________________________ 13,814 Last NCAA Tournament Appearance _______________________1997 publication of the Marshall Sports Information offi ce. The Nickname _________________________________ Thundering Herd Result ________________________________ L, 49-69 at Colorado guide was designed using Adobe InDesign and Photoshop Colors _______________________________________ Green & White software. National Affi liation ____________________________ NCAA Division I SPORTS INFORMATION Conference _________________________________ Conference USA Asst. AD/Media Relations ___________ Randy Burnside (Marshall, ‘99) The guide was written and edited by Assistant Sports Home Floor/Capacity ______________ Cam Henderson Center/9,043 Offi ce ____________________________________ (304) 696-4660 Information Director Bob Pristash, with assistance from the entire SID staff . Special thanks to Brandon Parro, President __________________Dr. Stephen J. Kopp (Notre Dame, ‘73) E-Mail [email protected] Steve Cotton, Joey Florian and Woody Woodrum. Director of Athletics _________________ Bob Marcum (Marshall, ‘58) Assistant SID ____________________ Brandon Parro (Indiana-Pa., ‘01) Assoc. AD/Chief of Staff ____________Jeff O’Malley (Miami-Ohio, ‘90) Offi ce ____________________________________ (304) 696-6525 Cover designs by Bob Pristash Assoc. AD/SWA ________Beatrice Crane Banford (No. Carolina St., ‘92) E-Mail [email protected] Assoc. AD/Compliance _______________ Derek Gwinn (Marshall, ‘03) Asst. SID/W. Basketball ____________ Bob Pristash (West Virginia, ‘03) Photography for this publication was provided by Rick Assoc. AD/Facilities _______________Scott Morehouse (Marshall, ‘99) Offi ce ____________________________________ (304) 696-2418 Haye, Brad Helton, Brad Bader, Brandon Parro, Matt Riley, Assoc. AD/Finance ______________________ David Steele (Rice, ‘82) Cell ______________________________________ (610) 393-9974 Marilyn Testerman-Haye, Conference USA and the LPGA. Faculty Athletic Rep. ___________ Robert Bookwalter (Fresno St., ‘79) E-Mail [email protected] Athletic Ticket Offi ce _________________________ 1-800-THE-HERD Graduate Assistants ____________________________ Chris Atwood Printing was provided by Chapman Printing Company _____________________________________________Brad Bater (Huntington, W.Va.), with special thanks to Mark Cole. COACHING STAFF ______________________________________________Erica Rife Head Coach _____________Royce Chadwick (S.W. Oklahoma St., ‘80) _____________________________________________Ben Wright Record at Marshall ____________________ 105-103 (.505), 7 years Grad. Asst. Offi ce Phone ____________________(304) 696-4662/5276 Division I Record ____________________ 318-188 (.628), 17 years Program Assistant_____________________________Sandy Toppings GENERAL INFORMATION Overall Record ______________________ 505-235 (.682), 24 years Sports Information Offi ce Phone _________________ (304) 696-5275 Associate Head Coach ______ Roxanne White (Stephen F. Austin, ‘94) Sports Information Fax _________________________ (304) 696-2325 Assistant Coach _____________________ Jordie Soso (Memphis, ‘04) Press Row Phone _____________________________ (304) 696-3304 Assistant Coach _______________John McGraw (Massachusetts, ‘96) Mailing Address ___________ Marshall University Sports Information Administrative Assistant _________________________ Judy Rogero ___________________________________________ P.O. Box 1360 Graduate Assistant _____________________________ Chris Andrews ___________________________________Huntington, WV 25715 Graduate Assistant ____________________________Melody Hudson Overnight Address ___________ Cam Henderson Center, Room 2036 Graduate Assistant _____________________________ Hilary Sanders HerdZone.com ________________________________________1801 3rd Avenue Basketball Offi ce Phone ________________________ (304) 696-5445 ___________________________________Huntington, WV 25703 Athletic Trainer ________________________________Jennifer Butler Offi cial Athletics Website ___________________ www.herdzone.com Strength Coach ___________________________________ John Hark CONFERENCE USA TEAM INFORMATION Commissioner ______________________________ Britton Banowsky 2007-08 Overall Record ________________________________ 17-16 Asst. Commissioner/Media Relations _____________ Russ Anderson 2007-08 Conference USA Record/Finish ________________ 7-9/T-6th Assoc. Media Relations Director/WBB Contact ________Debbie Davis Starters Returning/Lost __________________________________ 4/1 E-Mail [email protected] Letterwinners Returning/Lost _____________________________ 6/6 Address ______________________ 5201 N. O’Connor Blvd., Suite 300 Newcomers _____________________________________________10 ________________________________________Irving, TX 75039 Offi ce Phone _________________________________ (214) 774-1300 HISTORY Offi ce Fax ___________________________________ (214) 496-0046 First Year of Basketball __________________________________1969 Website _____________________________www.conferenceusa.com HerdZone is the offi cial site of Overall Record ________________________ 525-515 (.505), 38 years Conference USA Record ____________________ 24-24 (.500), 3 years Marshall University Athletics Cam Henderson Center Record ___________ 207-111 (.651), 25 years 3 THE CHADWICK ERA Set MAC and program single game attendance mark in 2004 with 7,017 fans vs. Kentucky 14 Conference USA and MAC Player of the Week Awards First Preseason WNIT appearance in program history - No. 2 in career rebounds at Marshall - Had one of four 20 rebound games in MU history - #4 in three-point accuracy for a career - Top three-point shooter in program history - 1,609 career points, third on all-time MU list - Third best free throw shooter - Top ten in career assists - Sixth best single season three point shooter
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